Lister has a standardized process with long-term partners working together in one, cloud-based, common data environment: from development and design to production and management. Working from one digital platform with all stakeholders enables seamless information handovers, creating higher productivity and less failure costs. Repeating this process creates iterative value chain optimizations.
Industrialized construction can lead to a significantly reduced construction time, especially onsite. Lister estimates a reduction of 30-50%, compared to a traditional construction.
With less work left on the actual construction site, a high degree of prefabrication results in a safer and cleaner workspace, with less nuisance for site neighbors.
Lister has its own production facility in Weert. Working in a conditioned facility enables Lister to manage a large part of the construction phase better.
Working with dry-mounted components and light weight timber elements enables Lister to improve logistics, including fast assembly, without losing quality.
With more standardization and repetition, the amount of construction errors will decrease, subsequently increasing the quality and its predictability.
Lister has received the STIP certificate, which means that only responsibly produced wood is used.
Active monitoring during the user phase and analysis of technical data leads to better building designs. In combination with predictive management this will lead to higher predictability as well as a reduction of lifecycle costs.
